Advent Technologies Holdings, an innovation driven leader in the fuel cell and hydrogen technology space, has entered into an agreement with a U.S. based global leader in semiconductors and wireless technology to test and develop electrochemical gas sensors using Advent’s Ion Pair membrane.
Advent’s High Temperature Proton Exchange Membrane Technology (“HT-PEM”), and in particular, its advanced Ion Pair membrane technology developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, is a unique material that has been demonstrated to withstand the demanding manufacturing conditions required for producing miniaturized gas sensors. These sensors have potential uses in sensing air quality, food quality, and innovative medical applications including breath analysis, a promising area of research for cancer detection, particularly for early diagnosis. These and other applications may be integrated into a smartphone.
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Dr. Emory De Castro, PhD, Advent’s Chief Technology Officer, stated, “The ability to produce a gas sensor on a chip offers an array of possibilities including the addition of sensing capabilities to cell phones. We are excited to work with this global leader with this potentially game-changing technology.”
Gary Herman, Advent’s Chief Executive Officer, noted, “This project is yet another example of Advent’s innovative approaches and the disruptiveness of our HT-PEM technology.”
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire